• Pom Pom

    May 14, 2015

    ‘Pom Pom’ is a typically enjoyable 80’s Hong Kong comedy that will definitely strike a chord with fans of the ‘Lucky Stars’.

  • Righting Wrongs

    May 18, 2015

    This is the definitive Hong Kong action flick of the 80’s, easily on a par with ‘Police Story’ and should take pride of place in any fan’s collection.

  • Rosa

    May 19, 2015

    While ‘Rosa’ isn’t one of the best action-comedies to come out of Hong Kong in the 80’s, it is still a constantly watchable one.

  • Spiritual Kung Fu

    Jun 1, 2015

    Of course, it is far from perfect and lacks the polish that was applied to Chan’s later vehicles, but it’s still a solid effort that has a distinctly old school charm.

  • The Big Boss

    Feb 23, 2015

    The final reel of the film is pure energy and a masterful display of martial arts as Bruce goes one-on-one with the factory owner, showcasing some of the best action ever committed to celluloid at that time.

  • The Gambling Ghost

    Mar 16, 2015

    What makes ‘Gambling Ghost’ an above-average feature is undoubtedly the superb performance by the film’s main star.

  • The Iron-Fisted Monk

    Mar 30, 2015

    Any Sammo Hung fan would love this film, as would anyone who enjoys old-school martial arts flicks.

  • The Last Message

    Apr 5, 2015

    Even a lesser Michael Hui film is worth watching and there are still enough comic moments to keep most viewers happy.

  • The Owl Vs Bombo

    May 10, 2015

    While not offering the very finest of Sammo’s work, ‘The Owl Vs Bombo’ is an entertaining and worthwhile slice of 80’s Hong Kong cinema.

  • The Prodigal Son

    May 16, 2015

    This film is a true classic, outdoing other period pieces ‘Drunken Master’ and ‘Once Upon a Time in China’. Go get it!

  • The Return Of Pom Pom

    May 17, 2015

    As with all of the ‘Pom Pom’ films, the emphasis is on comedy and specifically the interplay between Shum and Ng.

  • The Shaolin Plot

    May 23, 2015

    Wong sets the screen alight with a stunning array of kicking that nearly steal the entire film. For this reason – and the assurance that this is a good film – ‘The Shaolin Plot’ is solid entertainment.